Perfect Digestion
In secured by taking Hood's Tills after
dinner, or if digestion is impeded by
change of diet,
ovoroatinjj or
chills and con-
gostlon in
lohangoablo
weather. Thoy
break up a cold,
prevont a fover,
and roatoro
healthy action of
the liver and bowels. At homo or abroad
Hood's Fills aro a safeguard and a friend.
(WR
WINTER
STOCK
Of clothing, consisting of
iWr.n s and lioys Over
coats, Suits, and a large
stock of children's suits,
will be closed out at re
markably low prices.
Our Spring Stock
We are the first in the field
with our spring stock
of clothing for
Tien, Boyssp
rFand Children
Have just returned from New
York with the best selec
tion the great clothing
houses of that city afford.
Striking Novelties in Children's Suits.
The stock is very fine, but
prices remain within the reach
ef all.
L. GOLDIN,
Mammoth Clothing Mouse,
9 & 11 S. Haiti Street.
EVENING HERALD
SATUItDAY, FKMttUKY 1, 1S90.
PERSONAL.
Christ. Schmidt muilo a business trip to
l'ottsvillc to-day.
I). W. Williams, of Chicago, in visiting his
niotucr.'Mrs. Thomas Dovo, on South Jarilin
btreet.
IMward O'Doniiell, one of the local school
tiachora at Olrardville, visited town last
evening.
P. It. lloschorman, propiietor of the Slia
mokin steam laundry, was a town visitor
hist evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William It. l'ratt and Mr.
and Mrs. Milton JJillnuii, wcro the guests of
(Jirardville friends last evening.
Councilman James McKthenny and wife
have returned from l'lJladclphia, where
they spent several weeks (visiting friends.
Mrs. J. W, lloskins will give a social at her
residence, on South Pluiti alley, on Thurs
day ovening, J''cbruaryU, for the benefit of
the 1 M. church.
Free-burg Musical Collcgo,
$33 will pay for lyterni of six weeks, board
and thorough instruction in music, at the
Musical College, lrceburg, Snyder county,
l'a. Spring tori begins May itli. For
catalogues nddiesf, IIk.nry It. Moyi:k.
1-20-lt
IMiurtl lfeplor Dead,
Kdwurd HcIer, son of the late William,
and Mrs. .Misephino llepler, died at the
family homi in Ashland, after a lingering
illness fnii a tumorous growth in the
stomach. The deceased was 20 years old.
l'or Sale Cheap.
1 AJCn ..l,.,.-,... fmt .trttl. V.w.l. ..l.,l
- 1;lass windows, also a lino cherry hat ease,
suitahlo for millinery or a hat store. For
information call at I.. Itcfowich's, 10 and 12
Pouth Main street. 1-11-lawlt.
It' Winning New Friends Dully.
What? Pan-Tina for coughs and colds. At
rulilcr Bros., drug store.
BIG-
REDUCTIONS
In holiday goods, suitable
as gifts for other festive
occasions. Money saved
is money earned by call
ing on us and examining
our stock of
Silverware, Watches,
Musical Instruments,
.... Optical Goods.
Watch : Repairing : a : Specialty.
Done cheaper than any other
place in Town.
IKE ORKIN'S
129 S. Main Street,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
BUY YOUR.
Groceries
FLOUR, FEED, HAY AND STRAW,
Also Tabic and Floor Oil Cloths From
E. E3. r"OLEY,
Cor. Centre and West U.
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Throughout lliu lleglon Cliron-
leieii inr misty l'eriisiil.
The 1'. & it. C. & 1. Co. omnlovns In this
district were paid to-day.
Mrs, .Itunoj It. Dcegnn, of Ashland, is very
ill. her condition bclne reported as most,
criticul.
The 1'. & It. ticket olllco at Port Clinton
was robbed of $15.00 in omh on Thursday
evening.
Tho employes at tho Delano shops wcro
put on eight hours a day yesterday until
ftit-tlinr iwtttf'fv
Cards are out announcing tho wedding of
JiOUls.1. liecker, ot UirardvJllo, and Miss
Ihiglo Foiter, of Ashland,
John McOecr, who was Injured by an ex
plosion of gas at tho Kaskawilllam colliery
lst week, died at tho state hospital Thurs
day night from Ids injuries.
Next Monday is the timo set for granting
naturalization papers, and Prothonotary
l)ecan will bo prepared to make citizens of
these United States of all who call upon hi in
with the necessary fco.
Wo aro selling 1 ply linen collars at 10
cents straight. At MAX LKVIT'S.
Millions In Assets.
Justlco T. T. Williams to-day received his
commission as agent in Shenandoah and tho
immediate vicinity for tho Philadelphia
Underwriters, which is composed tlf tho
Insurunco Company of North America,
founded in 1702, anil.tliu Firo Association, of
Philadelphia, founded in 1817, with assets
aggregating over $15,000,000 and being tho
largest firo insuranco corporation in tho
United States. Mr. Williams is also local
agent for tho American Fire Insurance Com
pany of Philadelphia, with assets aggregating
f 2,409,51.53; Westchester Firo Insuranco
Company of New York, with $2,032,441.03 in
assets ; and tho United Firemen's Insuranco
Company of Philadelphia with $1,308,020,00
m assets ; making the aggregate assets of nil
tho companies represented by Mr. Williams
over $21,000,000. There can bo no more con
vincing facts than llgures themselves, and it
is clear that tho companies represented by
Mr. Williams arc in such financial condition
as to insure all patrons against every loss.
Applications for insuranco will reccivo prompt
and careful attention. Olllco No. 1 South
Jardin street. tf
When you want good roofing, plumbing,
gas fitting, or general tlnsmithing done call
on E. P. Gallagher 18 West Centre street.
Dealer ir stoves. 8-1-tf
Tho County Homeopaths.
Tho meeting of tho Schuylkill County
Homeopathic Medical Society at Ashland
was one of much interest to the profession.
Tho subject of discussion was tho treatment
of diphtheria by anti-toxlno, and was opened
by Dr. Kistlcr, of Minersvillo The subject
was discussed by all the members, who en
dorsed tho treatment, several of tho physi
cians having found it to be very successful in
their practice.
Schcllly House l'or Sale.
Tho property and good will of the Scheilly
House, on North Main street, is offered for
sale. Tho proprietor contemplates locating
hi the South. For further particulars apply
at tho Scheilly House 12-10 tf
The "V" Program.
Tho following program will bo rendered at
tho meeting of tho "Y" thin ovening, in
lloddall's hall : Singing, "Y ;" scripture
reading, John Hath ; comic reading, William
O. liees; essay on "Armenian Massacre,"
Itayinond Klirhart; instrumental solo, Ida
Kehler ; "News of tho Week," John Kcrslake;
mandolin solo, licujamin Mansell.
A HIg .Strike in bheuniidnult.
Not ill tho mines, hut at tho F.ctok
Shoi: Stoku. Wo aro striking out the middle
man's prollts and giving yon the advantage
of them.
2-1 -tf .1. A. Moyi:k, Mgr.
Adertlsrd Letters.
Tho following lotters remain uncalled for
at tho local post-olllco: Edward FriU, 1). M.
Jones, William O'Neill, S. Sweeney and
Charles C. Sunday.
Jennie O'Ncll, New llully, Parado march
just received at lirumin's. 1-30-tf
Guests of the t.rnnt Hand.
The Ideal theatrical company's band was
the guest of the Grant band at tholattcr's
headquarters, after tho porformanco in tho
theatro last evening and for several hours
tho members of both organizations mingled
most happily. It was latch key hours when
they departed for their respective privato
quarters.
Hclieltly House.
Oystorson toast to-night.
Oysters. Clams.
At tho bar : All tho delicacies of the season
In ovory style.
Potatoes IK Cents u llusliel.
Uerks county farmers aro olfered but 18
cents a bushel for potatoes, and thousands of
bushels aro stored In cellars in anticipation
of an advance It is said that there is very
llttlo hope of nn advance, as tho surplus
still 111 tho hands of tho producers far exceed
the demand.
Itemuval. Jtomovitl.
Strouse, tho jewelor, wishes to inform his
friends and the public that he has moved his
stock of watches, diamonds and jewelry to
tho Klein building, on North Main street,
opposlto lleddall's hardware store. Itepairing
a specialty.
Salaries 1'ixed.
Tho County Commissioners, County Con
troller and tho bonds of the diU'orcnt row
olllcos, which comprises tho -salary board, sat
yesterday afternoon and fixed the salaries or
the various subordinates the name as last
year.
Do you eat ?
Do you eat bread ?
Do you eat the best bread,?
Do you know that Washburn
Crosby's "GOLD MEDAL" Elour
makes the best bread ?
Thos. E. Samuels & Go.,
Wholesale Grocers,
105 South Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa.
TELEGRAPHERS' C0KTE8T.
ltccords, 1y Knlgjitsof llio'lvpy'at Mnhn.
miy I'liinn.
The now hall at Mnhanoy Piano was
crowded to an almost uncomfortable degree
last evening by telegraphers and their friends
assembled for the purpose of participating in
n contost and ball held under tho auspices of
the telegraph operators of that place and
under tho ablo management of Louis l.utK,
operator at tho Mahanay Piano depot. Tho
Judges of tho contest wcro A. J. Farrcll,
dispatcher ntJIabanoy Plane j D.J Slattcry,
extra agent, Willlamsport; William Perry,
train dispatcher, Delano j and P. W. Yncmn,
lineman, Shamokin. It was 8:30 o'clock
when tho contest started. Each contestant
was allowed fivo minutes. Tho following
was tho result: II. 0. Miles, Gordon 201
words and 15 errors, Morse, 50; average 230.
K. McGrath, Mahanoy Plane 203 words and
0 errors, Morse, 85; average, 282. A. A. Sul
livan, Gordon 220J words and 5 errors,
Morse 'S5J average, JJOitJ. It, 12. Mover, Head
ing 20lj words and 11 errors, Momej 55;
averago, 2151. O. C. Williams, Heading,
234 words and 4 errors, Morse, 03 j average,
325. J, N. Smith, Itcadlng 103 words and 3
errors; Morse, 87; average, 27?. Ilarl Boner,
Gordon 100 words and 1 errors; MorsiV, 00;
average, 282. Tho first prize, a gold medal,
was awarded to G. C. Williams, of Head?
ing; tho second prizo, a boautlfiil silver
medal, to A. A. Sullivan, of Gordon.
Messrs. Holier and McGrath wcro tied for
tho third prizo, a gold scarf pin, and upon
another test tho former won by two points.
0crators from Philadelphia, itcadlng, l'otts
villc, Willlamsport, Shamokin. and many
other places wcro in attendance. Mr. I
Williams holds first prize from four contests,
having made a record of 2J3 words in llvo
minutes at ono of them. Mr. Sullivan, holds
one gold medal and two sliver mbdals,' Vliile
tho other contestants wcro novices, but" com
pared favorably. Tho Itcilly orchestra
furnished tho music for tho ball.
Would That tl'e Had More i:ndllchs. RJ
In tho ease of Architect Win. 1). Hill vs.
the School District of l'ottsvillc, a suit for
settlement of claim for work on tho Garfield
school building, tho jury yesterday rendsred
a verdict in favor of Mr. 3 J 111 for the full
amount of his claim, $1,805.01. As soon as
the verdict was announced Judgo Dndllch
directed Prothonotary Deegan to at once
enter a rule for a new trial without any
further proceedings, or without waiting for a
motion to bo mado. The verdict is unreason
able and Judgo Endlich no doubt so regarded
It when ho mado tho order. Tho original
dlUcreuco was something like $300, but after
tho suit was started Architect 11111 claim a'
per centago upon nearly every dollar spent
ontlie building, which tho jury allowed
him. Schuylkill county is in need of three
Dmllichs, and needs them badly,.
Homicide Trial Postponed.
Ill tho homicide case of Drudrofsy and
Itcckwln, who were charged for tho murder
of Peter MacKalouis, at Trenton, near Park
Place, last month, thoro was a habeas corpus
hearing by Judge Jlccbtcl, in court room No.
1 yesterday afternoon, for tho purposo of dp
tcrmiliing whether tho defendants be ad
mitted to bail pending trial, as all of tho
Commonwealth witnesses failed to appear.
Judgo llechtel remanded tho defendants t6
continue tlio hearing on Monday morning,
when it is probable that they will ho released
on bail as the evidence against them is weak.
Tho Commonwealth is represented by District
Attorney Hcchtcl, and tho defendants by M.
M. Hurkc, Esq.
No Itedlletlou Here.
A prominent official of tho Lehigh Valley
Coal Company stated to-day that no orders
had been issued by tho company reducing
tho wages of its employes in this district.
Don't Trlllo "VVIlh Coughs and Colds,
Take Pan-Tina (23c.) and bo cured. At
Grubler llros., drug store.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IOlt ItKNT. linoin, nuifubiV for oflUu jiur-
poses. Apply at lit South JimHri htivct.
ITIOIE HAM-;. Dcftlrnhlp )irlcl hnivl and du el
i ' ltiitr kiiuu'ii rw Dm iikt'm Atlnntlo (iimlni.
Kor tmiw apply to Mrs. M.
Dormer St. Clair,
i'a.
1-iJI-iW-lMMI
InOIt ItKNT. Storo room ami dwelling, i-or-7
ncrot AVliltq nml Centre M recto, now occu
pied by J. AV, Puiccll, tlio grocer. Stoio room
can bo rented tcparntcly. Apply to Martin
l'lirceM, 10 Kast Centre htreet. 1-UMw
FOU KA.M2. Ono borne about 8 yearn old, 1
Kiirhiir wfiLrnii. 1 hIiiitIo mid 1 dniiltWt not (if
liiirnebfl, 1 set of bobs and 1 bujjffy. All In 11 rat
chms condition, .Must bo sold at once as owner
jh jruviiiK town jippiy u vuarit'n jiuiikh.
H. Janlin street, Shenandoah. l2tMf
171 OU HAM5. The water pump, counters and
) bar fixtures of tho Scheilly Houxe. For
further Information apply to J, K. 1 Scheifly.
OH SAU'X Three flrst-clai? show cases, all
' In irood condition, suitable for fancv noods.
notions, A:e. Will bo sold ntu bargain. No. 21
North Main street. 1-H-tf
TTlOlE KKNT. The building now occupied by
1 Michael Scheider, tho North Main street
confectioner, after April 1st, lS'.W, Contains
store room and 1(1 rooms for dwelling purposes.
Apply at AVIlllam Ncinwinter's lit cry stables,
corner Coal and Main streets. 1-20-tf
WANTREEH
A Hie house or pnity to i-eprenent iw, ami take
onlers for Fine Cuktom Clothing. For partlcu
lntM mlchem MARKS AIINIIK1M, llroailway
anil Ninth Htleet, New York. 1-3KH
Ff you trade in stocks
With local or New York Hrokcrs, don't guess.
I hold position where I can, often wire you
"facts" (in cipher) regarding combination turns
about to be made in certain stocks. If acted on
quick is next to a certainty for profit. You
handle money trade where yon please. For
particulars address, Operator, 1 O. Hot, UGI,
New York. 2-M(
HE HELPED MAKE CHICAGO.
L A
Gilbert, the Great Land Man, Cured of Rheuma
tism by Paine's Celery Compound.
Tho most striking personality in Chicago,
ami the oldest real citato dealer, is Mr. L. A.
Gilbert, Mr; Gllbeit is now over 00 years of
age; in tho 50's ho was in tho ltockics gold
hunting. Sinco 1808 ho has liaiuileiVinorc
property in Chicago, and is known to'mor
home-owners than any other uVan in ttio
business.
.Mr. Gilbert at ono timo buffered from rheu
matism and sleeplessness, lto made trips.to
Hot Springs, and tried other" methods . 0f
treatment without avail. To' satisfy a' friend
who had taken Paino's celery compound for
similar troubles, and knew what it' could do,
Mr. Gilbert tried it,.nnd but a' Tory shot time
elapsed before ho was entirely freed from
both'theso'trouhles. Mr. Gilbert himself says:
"Gentlemen I'havo suffered with rheuma
tism and sleeplessness for years, caused by
exposure whijo prospecting in tho mountains
years ago. For years I had to take electric
bath niassngo and take trips to Hot Springsin
order to get a llttlo sleep and relief from pain.
To cap the climax I have been suffering from
indigestion and pains in tho heart region,
t'aino's celery compound was recommended
to mo by friends who knew what thoy were
IJir.KOUsOX'S TlIKATltH,
IJ P. J. Ti:
lmrso.v, JlANAnim.
One AVeek and Saturday Mat hire
commencing
Monday, January 2T, '96,
THE IDEALS
John A. Hinmielcin, Manager aiid Pro
prietor, headed by tho winsome
comedienne,
Beatrice Earle,
Augmented by l'rof. Ned J. Jlowson's
l!0tli century baiul ami concert orchestra.
An extra feature,
BABY JOHNSON,
Tho Wonderful Child Artist, ngcrl six, will p
liear nt every pc riormam e.
TO-NIGHT
"Shadows f of the Scaffold."
f Change of play nightly.
PRICES, lO, 20 & 30 Cents.
MATINEE PRICES, lO & 20 Cents.
Seats on sale nt Kirltn's drug store.
'inKItorfiON'S TIIUATHH.
1. J,' FKIlGVHO.yMANAUElt,
Friday, February rth, 1896.
QUAND BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
for Mrs, Kate Jenkins, whoso son was
iceently killed at Indian IJldgo colliery,
j to bo given by the
Scanlan-Durkin Comedy Co.,
Grant Band, ...
Schoppe Orchestra.
Tlio ubovo iinincil ortninlntloim nro well worth
tlio prico of admihsltm, unit -will endeavor
to render one of the ttmt amatuiir
performances ever Riven
In thin town.
Hiwrvod (.ents on wile nt Klrlln's drui store.
PRICES, 25, 35 & 50 Cents,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A PA I? M lOOacrt'H clear, and witli option
"V1'- ot niiri'liasinj; 100 acres timber
laud udjoIiiliiK. Dwelling and-ioan and ull
noccsfcivry out buiUUnea in eood 'order and
reimir. Will bo bold vitli or witliput atocknnif
farniltiK Implements Coal is supposed to' uiuler.
llo tills prlerty. WltliinUjullesf a Ilrst-elass
imirkct. Will littdu for town property.
-VALSO
A A 1 Tl 173 acres, near Zions Drove. 7.1
aeresclcur. Dwelllfij; cost over
farm Implements.
Jlust sell to cllsolvo partnerelilp.
T. R. BEDDALL, or
D. II. LLEWELLYN,
Slienandonli, Pa.
Above parties will negotiate tlio sale of any
good licensed property In blienaiiuoaii.
talking about, and I took it. From tho start
I noticed improvement, and I lim now in tho
best of health, and ablctogctaroiindasltvely
us any youngster I know. Yours truly.
L. A. Gilbert.
The most rational way of getting rid of
rheumatism, neuralgia and insomnia and get
ting back sound health is to husband eery
mito of strength and to set about a radical,
all-round restoring of the tired system with
Painc's celery compound.
It is your business t furnish the body with
nervous energy, as fast and abundantly as
you can, and to get a rich, pure blood supply.
There is no way in which this restorativo
process can bo so swiftly brought about as by
using Paino's celery compound.
There is nothing known to physicians of
the most extensive practice equal to Paino's
celery compouud for purifying tho blood and
Snaking strong, healthy nerves. Unremitt
ing w.ork ut last brings down tho vitality of
tho strongest men and women. Everyone;
has felt that ambitionless, listless feeling.
There are many persons who manago to keep
about their business becuuso they are not
sick ulicd, who aro nevertheless sadly "out of
health." Paino's celery compound exactly
ITIIiltGUSO.VS TlIKATltH,
I J; J'. .1. lfi:nai'Mx Manaoeii.
Tuesday, February 4th, 1896.
GRAND
CHARITY'
ENTERTAINMENT
For tlio benefit of
tho worthy poor,
nml to relievo tho
distress of deserv
ing Bchbbl clilhlrcn,
uiuler tho auspices
of tho Hheimudoah
Public Bohoo
Tenoliers.
Byron W. Kin?, A. Mi Ph. D.
Elocutionist and Entertainer
l'rof. Klntr will nimiic, sadden, thrill and
Instruct yoit.
Chart for salo of reserved scnts will' bo open to
tlio public on riaturday, Jan. Mth. l(sw!,
nt 10.30 n. in. at tlio ofllco i( tlio
rJecretary, In tho M'eht btreet
solioiil buildliifrl
Sclmppq's Full Orehestnt will fnrnlsli tlio music.
PRICES WITlilN REACH OF ALL,
25. 35 & 50 Cents.
Wntdi f(ri-rosH nutlet h. ' " i
Mrs. Van Wise 0f Pa'Pf
' ; not a sheet
Was Oil - left. When
kvnsssnsv up town to
day she purchased a box of
OUT frr VTIV lfl T 17 A HkT A
stationery, it beincr the best
she could get for the price.
Only 25 cents per box.
HOQKS & BROWN
A North Main St.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
nnd enn't cct it, then come to us for
It, Ve carry tho best of ....... .
Groceries, Butter" and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED;
Our delivery wagon' awaits your order. Goods
delivered promptly.
nUSSP& BEDDALL,
29. East .Centre Street.
NOTICE.
Scaled proposals will bo rccelvetlfby the
undersicned, tlio Controller of rtchiiylklll
county, until 2 p. in. Monday, lotli day of
February, 18'JO, to furnish ond deliver 100
assessmeut books totlits ulUcc.
Hieci!it-ntious can bo Icen ut tho CouimUsIonei-s
ofllce. 1
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids.
lly order of the County ( oinnilssiouers.
fl. It Kcteiiv
1-31-M dfunty Controller.
!
j fits tho cases of these (uneasy, sleeplos.
saiiow-faccd men and, women. They are on
tho perilous edge' of somo orgauic disease.
Paino's celery compound will drag thcin
back and plant thojr feet squarely mi (inn
ground. Iiy regulating tho nervous system
and compelling the vitiated blood to gain i
larger proportion of red corpulsclcs, all tho
organs of tho body whoso business it is-to
repair ond' rebuild. tho tissues aro aroused.
Paino's celery compound does" not fail to in
creaso this appetite, to augment tho powers
of' assimilation, to incrcnso.tho weight of the
body, to purify tho blood, and to stop tho
progress of structural changes, when liver
and kidney diseases' havo fastened them
selves upon tho system'.
There is not a singlo city without some
perfectly attested euro of liver or kidney
diseaso, chronic constipation, salt rheum,
plaguing eczema or general poor health, by
tho uso of Paino's celery compound. Im
paired strength and unstrung nerves, mado
known by numbness of tho limbs, nervous
ness and a dissatisfied stdto of tho mind all
these weaknesses becomo things of tho past
after taking tho host of health givers
Paino's celery compound.
THE NEW SAVING FUND.
A branch of the
ELMIRA MUTUAL BUILDING & LOAN
t
ASSOCIATION
Has been orKanlzed nt Shennndoali with llio
following olllcers :
JOHN J. l'KICi:, President.
SAJIUKI, DAVIS, Vlco President.
M. OAVKNS, Secretary and Treasurer.
KUWAKI) V. iHHOICMAKKlt, Attorney
DIItKCTOrtS-P. J. Jlonoghnn,' M. I Kern,
merer, Levi Ilefowlch, Jolin P, lloehm, 1). It.
Janics, John Mleldnzii, Tlionius Jones, (ieorge
If. Williams, J. P. Williams.-
Evan J. Davies,
ricjtaking !
1 y
P. i- M' ul
; .13 1. JttlUlll OUCtl.
- - !' m 1 -
haueir's
h.ager, andv
Pilsner Beers,
Pinest,
Purest and
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, Agt.,
207
West Coal Street.
(CHARLES DERR'S
Barber Shop !
12 West Centre Street.
Our Hot Towel Shave
Is becoming popular You will like It. Wo
, make a specialty of hair cutting.